The Major League is an advanced league for players 11-12 years old in the Spring, and 10-11 in the Fall. Playing age is determined by how old the player is on April 30 each calendar year.

The Major League traditionally consists of eight to twelve teams. The field of play is 70-foot base paths, with the pitching rubber located 50 feet from home plate. Typically, there are two (2) 100-minute games and one (1) to two (2) 90-minute practices per week. Games are six innings, except (1) no new inning shall begin after 1 hour and 40 minute time limit, and (2) if there is a tie after six innings, additional innings may be played to try to break the tie, subject to the time limit to start a new inning.

The Minor League is a competitive and instructional kid-pitch league for players 9-10 years old in the Spring, and 8-9 years old in the Fall. Playing age is determined by how old the player is on April 30 each calendar year.

The field of play shall be on 65-feet base paths, with the pitching rubber located 46 feet from home plate. The Rookie League traditionally consist of ten teams. Typically, there are two (2) 100-minute games and one (1) to two (2) 90-minute practices per week. Games are six innings long, except that (1) no new inning shall begin after 1 hour and 40 minute time limit, and (2) if there is a tie after six innings, additional innings may be played to try to break the tie, subject to the time limit to start a new inning.

The Rookie League is a coach pitch competitive and instructional league for players 6-8 years old in the Spring, and 5-7 years old in the Fall. Playing age is determined by how old the player is on April 30 each calendar year.

The Minor League traditionally consist of twelve teams. Typically, there are two (2) 90-minute games and one(1) to two (2) 90-minute practices per week. Games are six innings long, except that (1) no new inning shall begin after one hour and 30-minute time limit, and (2) if there is a tie after six innings, additional innings may be played to try to break the tie, subject to the time limit to start a new inning.

The Modified Coach Pitch (MCP) League is for players 5-6 years old in the Spring, and 4-5 years old in the Fall. Playing age is determined by how old the player is on April 30 each calendar year.

MCP traditionally consists of ten to twelve teams. The MCP League is a fun, developmental program to teach players how to play the game. Typically, there is one (1) 1-hour game and two (2) 90-minute practices per week. Players receive the opportunity to hit a select number of coach pitches per at-bat prior to moving to the tee. There is no official score, no umpires or no end-of-season competitive tournament for this league.

Currently Accepting Registration From All Families Who Have Previously Had A Child Play At West Raleigh Baseball Association (Regardless Of Home Zip Code).

Currently Accepting Registration From New Families To West Raleigh Baseball Association Who Live In The Following Zip Codes:

Wake County

27502
27511
27513
27518
27519
27523
27526
27529
27539
27540
27560
27562
27592
27601
27602
27603
27606
27607
27608
27609
27610
27612
27617

Durham County

• All zip codes eligible

Johnston County 

• All zip codes eligible

West Raleigh Baseball traditional hosts league tryouts in February (Spring Season) and August (Fall Season). The league will announce specific tryout dates and times during the registration period. Players must be registered in order to attend the tryout.

Spring Draft will take place on Sunday, February 12.

At the conclusion of the tryout sessions, coaches within each West Raleigh Baseball league (with the exception of Modified Coach Pitch) will select players for each available roster spot. Communication will be received by prospective players by the Wednesday following the draft.  Players not selected to a roster spot will receive notification via an email from the League.